A rapid increase in size has been thought to be associated with malignancy (sarcoma). Fortunately, this does not seem to be the case. Learn why.

Have a low tolerance for pain? If so, then you will be happy to hear that patients that undergo UFE experience virtually no pain.

Read here to find out some facts about pedunculated fibroids and some of the symptoms to look out for if you have this particular type of fibroids.

Read here to learn about 5 common questions women ask about fibroids. Take this list with you to your next Ob-Gyn visit!

Feeling like you have been putting on some extra pounds ever since you were diagnosed with fibroids? It may just seem that way. Read on to find out what we mean!

Ever wondered what happens to your fibroids after the UFE procedure? Read on to find out what happens to these myomas and which types may put you at greater risk for post-complications.

Read here to learn more about fibroids in the ovaries and other parts of the uterus and whether UFE is an effective form of treatment.

It is never too early or late to treat your fibroids! Find out why it is important to take that step, particularly if you plan on having children.

To ensure optimal care, both gynecologists and interventional radiologists must be integrated into the care of UFE patients. Learn more about how this relationship works by reading on.